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To: ruesrose
Grief is normal and we each deal with it our own way. If someone feels they need help with it, that is their way to deal. I lost my husband of 54 years and turned down my primary doctor’s offer of anti-depressents and I did just fine.

I remember having a conversation with a young woman whose husband's mother had recently died. He went to a psychiatrist because he was feeling "sad", and he was given anti-depressants to help him. I recall thinking that, aren't you supposed to be sad when one of your parents die?

88 posted on 02/23/2013 1:57:42 PM PST by LibertarianLiz
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To: LibertarianLiz
I recall thinking that, aren't you supposed to be sad when one of your parents die?

I thought, too, when kids from the subsidized housing areas in town started being labelled as "depressed", that a kid from the projects who can't afford a lot of gee whiz stuff other kids have and doesn't have the best family/living arrangements should be a little bummed from time to time.

That's the incentive to bust your keester to better your lot, but instead they're medicated.

What they need is some advice--study, work hard, and get out of the crab basket.You'll feel better when you do better.

148 posted on 02/24/2013 7:12:13 AM PST by Smokin' Joe (How often God must weep at humans' folly. Stand fast. God knows what He is doing)
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